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Security findings and blockers for governed delivery

Guard owns DevSecOps findings, SBOM and supply-chain checks, release blockers, exceptions, attestations, and security evidence. Build enforces those outcomes during delivery; Govern retains policy and risk decision ownership.

Guard security findings, blocker, exception, and evidence flow

What Guard Does

Guard provides a unified system for

SBOM and Supply Chain Security

Guard can generate Software Bills of Materials (SBOM) for supported deployment workflows.

Capabilities include
SBOM generation (CycloneDX, SPDX formats)
Dependency and license analysis
Provenance tracking of components
Version-level traceability
This enables compliance with
EU Cyber Resilience Act
CMMC 2.0 requirements
Enterprise security mandates

Every application has a verifiable software supply chain.

Policy-Gated Security

Security is enforced through policy, not manual review.

Guard enables
Blocking non-compliant deployments
Enforcing dependency and license rules
Defining approval workflows
Managing exceptions with expiry
Policies define
  • What is allowed
  • What requires approval
  • What must be blocked
All policy decisions are
  • Versioned
  • Auditable
  • Traceable
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Continuous Security in CI/CD

Guard integrates directly into development pipelines.

Security operates across

Build

Dependency scanning
Vulnerability identification

Deploy

Policy-gated releases
Compliance validation

Operate

Monitoring security posture
Tracking changes and exceptions

Security becomes part of the system lifecycle.

Evidence Vault and Audit Readiness

Guard connects security evidence for review and audit preparation.

Evidence includes
  • SBOM records
  • Vulnerability scans and remediation status
  • Policy decisions and approvals
  • Deployment security posture
  • Exception tracking
All evidence is
  • Immutable
  • Timestamped
  • Exportable
This supports
  • SOC 2 audits
  • ISO 27001 compliance
  • CMMC certification
  • Enterprise security reviews

AI Model Supply Chain Governance

Guard extends supply chain security to AI systems.

This supports regulatory requirements for AI transparency and accountability.

Capabilities include
Model provenance tracking
Dependency validation for AI components
Auditability of model inputs and outputs
Integration with AI governance policies

Integrated DevSecOps Control Point

Approved scanners and engineering systems can remain sources while Guard normalizes security outcomes for governed delivery.

Guard coordinates

Unified security orchestration
Security gate evaluation and fail-closed blockers
Integrated evidence generation
Exceptions, attestations, and correlated security evidence

This provides a consistent security decision surface without claiming to replace every specialist source tool.

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Connected Across Batoi Platform

Guard provides security findings and release-gate outcomes to connected Platform workflows.

Enforces security within CI/CD pipelines

Feeds compliance and audit evidence

Secures business operations systems

Security assurance remains connected to delivery, governance, and the business workflows it protects.

Who Guard Is For

For DevSecOps Teams

Integrate security into development pipelines

For CISOs and Security Leaders

Maintain continuous visibility and control

For Regulated Organizations

Meet SBOM and compliance requirements

For IT Service Providers

Deliver secure systems to clients with traceability

Frequently asked questions

Guard evaluates approved security signals, manages findings and exceptions, and returns release-gate outcomes and evidence to Platform workflows.

Guard can use approved repository, scanner, and security signals through governed integrations while preserving source, scope, ownership, and evidence context.